Road to Nashville (1967)

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Directed by Will Zens

Running Time: 135 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1967

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

A film company wants to make a movie about country music and sends Doodles Weaver to round up talent to appear. A host of legendary country stars perform their hits.

When is Road to Nashville next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Film24 November 18th, 5:15pm and on Film24 November 25th, 5:15pm. See more...

Cast

Marty RobbinsHimself
Bill AndersonHimself
Richard ArlenStudio Boss
Norma Jean BeaslerHerself
BuckHimself
Anita CarterHerself
June Carter CashHerself
Helen CarterHerself
Mother Maybelle CarterHerself
Johnny CashHimself
Ralph EmeryHimself
Lefty FrizzellHimself
Quinine GumstumpHimself
Roni Stoneman HemrickHerself
Waylon JenningsHimself
Bobby OsborneHimself
Sonny OsborneHimself
William 'Bill' PhillipsHimself
Webb PierceHimself
Margie SingletonHerself
Connie SmithHerself
Hank SnowHimself
Donna StonemanHerself
The Stoneman FamilyThemselves
Bobby SykesHimself
Porter WagonerHimself
Doodles WeaverCol. Feitlebaum
Kitty WellsHerself
Dottie WestHerself
Don WintersHimself
Johnny WrightHimself
Ruby WrightHerself
Faron YoungHimself

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